What specific land area was targeted in the fraudulent scheme?

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The fraudulent land sale scheme targeted a specific area in Mukim Sedenak, Kulai.

A company manager reportedly lost over RM1.3 million in a fraudulent land sale scheme that focused on a substantial land area in the Mukim Sedenak region of Kulai. The proposed transaction involved the purchase of more than 80 hectares, equivalent to approximately 200 acres, of land within this specific mukim.
Details of the Proposed Land Purchase

The incident involved a company that, through its legal representative, expressed interest in acquiring a significant parcel of land. The victim's company proceeded to deposit funds with a law firm that claimed to represent the seller. This deposit was allegedly released to the purported seller before the land transaction was officially concluded.
Discovery of the Fraudulent Nature

The victim later learned that the actual owner of the land had not authorised anyone to sell the property. This revelation led the victim to realise they had been deceived and subsequently file a police report. The total reported loss incurred by the victim's company amounted to RM1,338,163.20.
Ongoing Investigation and Legal Ramifications

The case is currently under investigation by the police, who have identified a suspect. The investigation is proceeding under Section 420 of the Penal Code, which deals with cheating and carries penalties of imprisonment, caning, and a fine. Authorities are in the process of gathering further evidence and supporting documents.

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